Astringents in dentistry
Astringents are the substances that precipitate proteins, but do not penetrate cells, thus affecting the superficial layer of mucosa only. They toughen the surface by making it mechanically stronger and decrease exudation.
Astringents are the substances that precipitate proteins, but do not penetrate cells, thus affecting the superficial layer of mucosa only. They toughen the surface by making it mechanically stronger and decrease exudation.